Fabulous & Festive By Kymberly Taylor Photography by Tony J. Photography Annapolis Home Magazine invited Jennifer “Jenn” Baker to set a holiday table for us. The inspired owner of Welcome Home, a specialty kitchen and table store at
At Home on Cattail Creek By Dylan Roche Photography by Peak Visuals Change happens. That was a fact on the minds of architect Stephanie Cook and builder PJ Mueller as they worked on a home at the end
Cove Creek Remodel with a Miami Vibe By Kymberly Taylor Photography by Tony J. Photography Can one truly return home? In his 20th-century classic You Can’t Go Home Again, Thomas Wolfe says absolutely not. However, Bon Jovi, in
Sail the British Virgin Islands By Robert E. Haywood In the beginning, God created the British Virgin Islands for sailors. Or, at least, it would seem so. With more than fifty islands making up this archipelago with perfect
LEO: Classical Sophistication By Christine Fillat Photography by Stephen Vilnit There’s been a lot of buzz about Leo, Annapolis’ newest restaurant from Hilarey and Brian Leonard. This husband and wife team who own two Washington, D.C. bars—Lost &
Merry Berries By Kymbery Taylor One sunny day in October, I glanced at my fourteen-year-old honeysuckle and noticed that its blossoms, once brimming with nectar, were deflated, about to drop to the garden floor. Sadly, I realized that
Leading designers share details about their favorite projects. REDEFINED LUXE Interior Concepts, Inc., led by Arlene Critzos, has been crafting captivating interiors for over four decades. With a foundation rooted in European Studies, worldly travels, and
Magothy River Glass House Reimagined By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Peak Visuals Styling by Kristen Alcorta “To walk through this home is to stroll through the imagination of an artist.” With eight roofs and over two dozen glass walls,
A Breeze Blows Through It Ranch House Reconceived on Prospect Bay By Kymberly Taylor | Photography by Steve Buchanan When a homeowner purchased a 1960s rancher on a large, wooded lot on Prospect Bay, she faced a dilemma.
Spacious at Minimum Square Footage By Dylan Roche | Photography by Steve Buchanan “Sometimes the smallest projects are the hardest projects… [The homeowners] have the same needs as a 6,000-square-foot house.” – Jonathan Rivera, Architect Take a walk